Contemporary gospel blues rock, slow tempo around 65 BPM, minor pentatonic guitar licks, smoky alto male vocals, Hammond organ swells, raw honest delivery, gritty texture with spiritual weight, intimate midnight revival atmosphere, Male Vocals

Trance

Melancholic Vietnamese pop ballad, male vocals; gentle piano and warm pads set a reflective tone, soft kick and brushed snare enter on the first chorus; second verse adds subtle arpeggiated guitar; final chorus lifts with airy backing harmonies and a swelling string layer, then fades on a held vocal note and lingering reverb

A 90s Rap Rhapsody

rock, Minimal house groove with tribal percussion, dubby bass, and clipped male vocals. Dry kick and tight hi-hats carry a hypnotic pulse; conga patterns weave in and out. Verses are almost spoken, riding the pocket, while the chorus blossoms into jazz-tinged chords and airy horn stabs. Subtle delay throws and chopped vocal ad-libs add trippy movement across the stereo field., jazz, minimal, jungle

🎵 Overall Mood Happy, warm, playful Friendly preschool concert vibe Not too cartoonish, easy on the ears Suitable for children aged 4–6 ⏱ Tempo & Key Tempo: 105–110 BPM Key: C Major or D Major (Easy for young children to sing along) 🎼 Instrumentation Main Instruments Acoustic guitar (simple strumming) Xylophone / glockenspiel (main melody) Light drum kit or cajon Real hand claps Soft, warm bass 🧱 Song Structure Intro (4 bars) Guitar + hand claps only Clear beat for actions (clap, tap) Chorus (“Boom Boom Ramadan”) Full instruments Children’s choir doubles the chorus lines Very energetic and repetitive Verses (Sahur / Family Moments) Reduce drums slightly Focus on vocals and melody instruments Bridge (Laylatul Qadr) Softer and calmer Light xylophone / gentle pad Lead Vocal: Warm adult voice (female preferred) Backing Vocal: Children’s voices for chorus and chants Clear pronunciation, Moderate

Bright K-pop rock energy with male vocals, chanted gang-chorus hooks, and driving guitars. Tight drums and energetic bass push the verses; chorus explodes with stacked harmonies and stadium “whoa” shouts. Brief halftime bridge with tom build, then final chorus modulates up for an anthemic finish.

Cinematic fantasy duet with ominous strings, low choirs, and war drums; verses trade lines between airy, agile female vocals and resolute male vocals. Aggressive human chanting and toms swell into a rising, anthemic chorus with layered harmonies; final refrain adds soaring high notes over pounding, martial percussion and echoing choral shouts., vocal, world

Chill, Inspirational, Hip Hop

Pop, Traditional Folk, Energetic, Male Vocals, Upbeat

Dark phonk club banger with distorted 808 bass, pitched-down vocal chops, and crisp trap hats. Male vocals laid over a hypnotic, looping sample; verses stay tight and rhythmic, chorus hits wide with subtle gang vocals and slapback delay. Energy builds through drops and risers, ending on a stuttered hook and abrupt cutoff.

Classic Rock, Metal, Pop, Sad, Epic, Hopeful, Sentimental, Male Vocals, Female Vocals, Harmonized Vocals, Growling, Medium, Moderate

Dry, close-miked male vocals with a harsh, gravelly tone over intimate picked guitar. Bass guitar moves in slow, heavy pulses; cello adds long, aching lines for drama. Verses stay restrained and tense, hook opens wider with stacked low harmonies and a subtle lift in rhythm. Overall dark, confessional mood with organic room ambience and minimal processing.

SAMBA

🎵 Overall Mood Happy, warm, playful Friendly preschool concert vibe Not too cartoonish, easy on the ears Suitable for children aged 4–6 ⏱ Tempo & Key Tempo: 105–110 BPM Key: C Major or D Major (Easy for young children to sing along) 🎼 Instrumentation Main Instruments Ukulele or acoustic guitar (simple strumming) Xylophone / glockenspiel (main melody) Light drum kit or cajon Real hand claps Supporting Instruments Shaker / tambourine Soft, warm bass 🧱 Song Structure Intro (4 bars) Guitar + hand claps only Clear beat for actions (clap, tap) Chorus (“Boom Boom Ramadan”) Full instruments Children’s choir doubles the chorus lines Very energetic and repetitive Verses (Sahur / Family Moments) Reduce drums slightly Focus on vocals and melody instruments Bridge (Laylatul Qadr) Softer and calmer Light xylophone / gentle pad Lead Vocal: Warm adult voice (female preferred) Backing Vocal: Children’s voices for chorus and chants Clear pronunciation, Moderate

Forester - Heart (Performance Video) ft. Madeline vibes, creative, female vocals, epic, cinematic, goosebumps

Create a majestic and uplifting school hymn. Use a full choir with warm harmonies, piano or organ, soft strings, subtle brass, and gentle percussion. Tempo is moderate and steady, with a clear rhythm suitable for singing. Build gradually from soft, reverent beginnings to a triumphant climax, then end reflectively. Melody should be memorable and easy to sing, evoking unity, pride, and aspiration for students.

Opera Traditional Folk Dreamy Female Vocals Male Vocals Upbeat ‌Melancholic Reflective

Pop, Male Vocals, Female Vocals, Classic rock instrumentation launches with a driving electric guitar riff, tight bass, and punchy drums

Gentle indie-pop duet, male and female vocals trading lines. Fingerpicked acoustic guitar and soft pads, brushed snare and warm bass. Verses stay intimate and close-mic’d; chorus blooms with simple harmonies and a subtle piano echo. Bridge strips back to almost solo voice, then a final lifted chorus with stacked ad-libs and a tender, lingering outro.